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This document provides instructions for copying tables between SAP systems using R3trans and rebuilding SM59 entries after a system refresh. The steps to copy tables are to: 1. Create export and import control files in the source and target systems specifying the export and import files 2. Execute R3trans on the source system to export the data 3. Execute R3trans on the target system to import the data The steps to rebuild SM59 entries after a refresh are: 1. Before the refresh, export RFC tables using R3trans 2. After the refresh, import the RFC tables using R3trans 3. Verify the RFC entries were successfully rebuilt in SM59

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This document provides instructions for copying tables between SAP systems using R3trans and rebuilding SM59 entries after a system refresh. The steps to copy tables are to: 1. Create export and import control files in the source and target systems specifying the export and import files 2. Execute R3trans on the source system to export the data 3. Execute R3trans on the target system to import the data The steps to rebuild SM59 entries after a refresh are: 1. Before the refresh, export RFC tables using R3trans 2. After the refresh, import the RFC tables using R3trans 3. Verify the RFC entries were successfully rebuilt in SM59

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This document provides instructions for copying tables between SAP systems using R3trans and rebuilding SM59 entries after a system refresh. The steps to copy tables are to: 1. Create export and import control files in the source and target systems specifying the export and import files 2. Execute R3trans on the source system to export the data 3. Execute R3trans on the target system to import the data The steps to rebuild SM59 entries after a refresh are: 1. Before the refresh, export RFC tables using R3trans 2. After the refresh, import the RFC tables using R3trans 3. Verify the RFC entries were successfully rebuilt in SM59

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How To Copy Tables To Another System Using R3trans

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This document provides instructions for copying tables between SAP systems using R3trans and rebuilding SM59 entries after a system refresh. The steps to copy tables are to: 1. Create export and import control files in the source and target systems specifying the export and import files 2. Execute R3trans on the source system to export the data 3. Execute R3trans on the target system to import the data The steps to rebuild SM59 entries after a refresh are: 1. Before the refresh, export RFC tables using R3trans 2. After the refresh, import the RFC tables using R3trans 3. Verify the RFC entries were successfully rebuilt in SM59

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How to copy tables to another system using R3trans

If you need to copy some tables to another system, you can use R3trans. The steps are the following: Create in the system source the file: export.ctl Export File = 'export.dat' Client = 201 Select * from table And in the system target create the file: import.ctl Import File = 'export.dat' Client = 301 Then execute

Rebuilding SM59 entries after refresh

This process saves you from re-entering data manually in SM59 after a system refresh. The process is just to export and import the tables related to RFC data. Code 1. Before the refresh create a control file as <RFC_export> in OS level with following content: Export file 'c:\usr\sap\trans\bin\<SID>_rfc' delete from rfcattrib select * from rfcattrib delete from rfcdes select * from rfcdes delete from rfcdoc select * from rfcdoc 2. Execute following command to export the data: R3trans -w <log_file> RFC_export

Review the log file. After the refresh: 3. Create a import file as "RFC_import" with following contents: import file = '<SID>_rfc' 4. Execute following command to import R3trans -w <log_file> RFC_ import review log file 5. Verify that RFC's were updated sucessfully in SM59

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